Latest on ICE protests; AZ parents divided over school walkouts | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - Some Phoenix businesses take part in anti-ICE boycotts; Parents divided over anti-ICE walkouts in schools; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Friday, January 30, 2026. 1. ICE protests: Some in Phoenix take part in boycott. Featured. 2. Parents divided over anti-ICE...
Ex-Goodyear cop suspended for locking neglectful dad in a hot car
On a hot summer day in June 2024, ex-Goodyear police officer Justin Gaspar decided to give a suspect a taste of his own medicine. The man ended up in the hospital. Amid one of Phoenix’s hottest summers on record, Gaspar came across an arguing couple whose children had been locked in the car for 15 minutes, even...
Arizona Driver Notices Odd Little ‘Speck’ On Highway And Pulls Over Immediately
A driver in Phoenix, Arizona, spotted something small and white wobbling on the edge of a freeway ramp. As they got closer, their heart sank. It was a tiny kitten, completely alone, dangerously balanced above the busy highway. Worried the little one could get hurt, or worse, the driver didn’t...
Pedestrian dead after hit by vehicle while allegedly lying in roadway in Phoenix
PHOENIX — A man was hit and killed by a vehicle while allegedly lying in a roadway in Phoenix on Friday, authorities said. According to the Phoenix Police Department, officers responded around 6:45 p.m. to the area of 23rd and Grand avenues for reports of a pedestrian who had been struck by a car.
Zipps employee recounts how he got fake documents for work
One of the Zipps Sports Grill employees facing federal charges related to using fraudulent documents to land a job had no criminal history nor any previous contact with immigration authorities, according to testimony his lawyer gave at a brief Jan. 30 hearing. Edwin Flores-Rosales, clad in an orange jumpsuit,...
New City Manager to Drive Growth in Peoria
The Peoria City Council approved the appointment of Mike Faust to serve as the city’s next City Manager, effective March 1, at their Regular Meeting. Faust will replace current City Manager Henry Darwin, who is stepping down to fulfill a one-year transitional role as Executive Consultant to the City Manager. Darwin’s...
Homeland Security Sting Targets Phoenix-Area Zipps Restaurants, Mexican National Charged in Employment Fraud Scheme
Federal agents descended on 14 Phoenix-area Zipps restaurants on a sleepy Monday morning, unearthing a web of illegal employment, identity fraud, and a pattern of hiring unauthorized workers. The sting was the culmination of a year-long investigation that brought the bustling sports grills to a standstill as agents...
3 Arizona women claim their photos were stolen to make AI explicit content
A Phoenix-area lawsuit claims real photos of young Arizona women were stolen and turned into explicit AI content for profit. Attorneys for the three women, who didn’t want to be identified for privacy reasons, said the operation taught others how to create “AI influencers” and sell subscriptions while trying to avoid...
7 Of The Largest Harley-Davidson Stores Still Open
Spread across tens of thousands of square feet, these Harley-Davidson stores feel like part dealership, part hangout, and part riding hub.
12 Arizona Breakfast Spots Where the Salsa is The Real Reason People Come Back
Arizona breakfast culture runs deep, and if you know where to look, you’ll find spots where the salsa steals the show. We’re not talking about the sad, watery stuff that comes in little plastic cups. These are the places where people order extra, take pints home, and plan...
